This is a new post of the “100 Days of SwiftUI” series. In today’s post we’ll embark on a fundamental journey: understanding the core structure of a SwiftUI app. We’ll demystify the Xcode project setup and explore the essential building blocks of every SwiftUI masterpiece. Let’s get started!
A few days ago, I published a post about my journey as a mobile developer and why I am changing to native iOS development. Today, I will share my first impressions of using View Code in iOS development. To practice, I chose a design for a mobile app that I found at Dribbble and started to make an app clone. So, let’s jump in and see the results!
Important notice: this post is intended for perfectionist developers. Hello, folks! Today, I bring a small tip on how to customize the SeparatorInset of a UITableView in iOS in a Xamarin.Forms application. But what is that? What are we talking about? Let’s find out in this post!
Hey, folks! How’s it going? It’s been a while since I wanted to write here on the blog. Fortunately, today I have the opportunity to share with you something I learned in the last few days. This post talks about customizing the styles of some UI elements in Xamarin.iOS in apps developed with Xamarin.Forms. Let’s get started!
Do you know the Meetup app? Meetup is a social network designed to facilitate offline group meetings. Why am I talking about it? Just to introduce the subject. What I want to talk about today is how to create a clickable title like the Meetup app for iOS in an app developed with Xamarin.Forms.